The highly anticipated NHL 4-Nations Face-Off begins with Canada vs. Sweden today. This game is available on multiple streaming services.

Sweden also has a talented roster. Led by the veteran Victor Hedman, they have several game-changers who are capable of contending for the championship. With William Nylander leading an offensive united featuring Filip Forsberg and Mika Zibanejad, Tre Kronor cannot be taken lightly over the next week.

MONTREAL -- Filip Gustavsson will start for Sweden against Canada to begin the 4 Nations Face-Off at Bell Centre on Wednesday (8 p.m. ET; MAX, truTV, TNT, SN, TVAS).

The first game in the nine-day international tournament that will run through Feb. 20 will take place on Wednesday night.

MONTREAL -- Take a quick glance at the defensemen Sweden is bringing to the 4 Nations Face-Off, and it’s pretty impressive. Two have won the Norris Trophy, which is awarded annually to the NHL’s top defenseman. Two have won the Stanley Cup a time or two, as well.

: It’s official, Jordan Binnington will be Canada’s starting goalie at The 4 Nations Face-Off. Head coach Jon Cooper announced to media after today’s practice that Binnington will get the start in Game 1 vs Sweden Read below for our earlier report from practice today.

The wait is finally over! Tomorrow evening, Canada will play its first match of the Four Nations Tournament. Sweden will be on the menu in a match that will be held in Montreal, at the Bell Centre. We have been waiting to learn the identity of the starting goalie for Canada,